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@ianfontinell-0 thanks, clearing the cache didn't work but ctrl-shift-R did the trick.

@spiffyweasel-0 said in Is there something wrong with the layout?:

...and it looks like i can't even submit a helpdesk ticket about it. the messed-up layout disables the "Help me!" button on the ticket filing page making it unclickable.

@MrMazda any suggestions on how i could surface this issue to the relevant folks?

...and it looks like i can't even submit a helpdesk ticket about it. the messed-up layout disables the "Help me!" button on the ticket filing page making it unclickable.

@Unknownforce yes, the layout has been messed up since sometime midday yesterday PST. there are a bunch of JavaScript errors when you load any site page.

@bigdmck thanks!

@frostycab your suggestion about giving feedback on user reports is excellent. you should probably create a separate discussion topic for it here so it gets more attention.

@frostycab maybe we can use a carrot instead of a stick to solve the problem?

well-curated collections can get some special "featured" tag to indicate that they're worth downloading. that could make the site easier to navigate as well, by allowing users to search by the tag and bypass all the spam.

there's precedent for doing this in other open collaborative contexts. for instance, wikipedia.org as well as pbc.xxx have "featured articles", indicated by a star on the top right of the page.

in any case, we can talk all we want but real action will require site admin input. i had reached out to them earlier asking if they are open to accepting new code maintainers or contributors but never heard anything back. maybe it will take another upstart competitor to show up for gaytor.rent to finally up its game.

perhaps these are just blatant attempts at baiting other users into downloading humungous torrents to boost their seeding ratios.

i've noticed a significant uptick in new torrents that are just repackaged forms of previous torrents with a barely coherent theme with flimsy titles like "EU fan sites", "muscle fuck scenes", etc.

there don't seem to be any clear rules to prevent such "collections" from cluttering up the list of torrents, or the enforcement seems pretty lax.

if nothing is done to prevent this type of abuse, it will become harder and harder to find properly indexed content.

clicking on any link on the site now takes me to urlrw.com, which is basically just a front to advertise their products. it doesn't subsequently redirect me to the actual link i clicked on on the site.

can we please get rid of this fake redirection or replace urlrw.com with another link redirector that actually works? alternatively, if there is something i'm doing wrong here that will make this issue go away, please let me know.

@jokuihmemies all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, ...) have page translation built-in, so that hurdle can be easily crossed.

of course, there are also other trackers like pornolab.net that don't seem to care about dmca at all.

a recently uploaded torrent was taken down in a record ~3 hours. i'd guess the owner of this content has some special connection to the site that allows them to bypass the standard dmca workflow for reporting copyrighted material.

@ianfontinell-0 ah, thanks!

@jwpyle3 thanks, it looks like it's from twink top but something isn't adding up. the guy with the red cap in this photo isn't in that video at all.

I just figured out the ID is only partially correct. The short guy is Jack Redshaw but the tall guy is Jack Sampson from their time on Morecambe FC.

@MrMazda Thanks for the thorough job!